spironolactone?

[boy_1989_]

What is spironolactone?
..I have read it so many times here on the forum

 

[Grantspots]

Please read:

http://www.gourmetstylewellness.com/hair-loss-t ... e-topical/

-G-

 

[Vigaku]

Which is better...the oral or the topical version? How effective is it compared to minoxidil and finasteride? Can't seem to find the answers anywhere online.

 

[IBM]

The oral and I recommend.

 

[Fundi]

Take oral if your goal, aside from stopping hairloss is also to become a women.

 

[Vigaku]

Ok just to be clear on something...

Does the oral AND the topical need prescriptions? I've heard the oral version does. Not that it matters if the topical needs one or not as I'm not including more than one topical in my regimen (minoxidil).

And, who here takes oral spironolactone? And what kind of doctor prescribes it? Not saying I'll take it but, I still want to know.

 

[Hecfield]

Not a good one.

It's too potent for a man to take. Probably the best treatment for FPB though.

 

[Rework24]

maybe oral spironolactone is too potent, but the topical stuff aint

 

[decro435]

Don't take oral spironolactone. Unless you want to be Beyonce. Altough that would be cool for a day or so, I highly reccomend not going that route.

In fact , try to use only a small amount of topical spironolactone too if you go that direction.

 

[Rework24]

I'm 6 weeks into spironolactone (topical - 5%) twice per day. It definitly is no where near as potent as flutamide was. I will be giving it 6 months using a good amount at temples and crown twice per day.
No sign of side effects thus far.
Too be honest I am willing to try pretty much anything new/experimental as long as it isnt guaranteed to kill. I'll always risk some sides

 

[Vigaku]

Don't take oral spironolactone. Unless you want to be Beyonce. Altough that would be cool for a day or so,

...no...

Anyway yeah I'm not taking this...at least not likely. I mean, my aim is never to become more feminine. I just want standing strands on my head.

 

[opeth88]

This is my first post. Sweet! This question goes out to anyone who uses topical spironolactone- Does it make your hair oily and give it that "greasy" look? I'm asking because I have very long hair.. about midway down my back!

Thanks

Opeth